Yellow-legged hornets, invasive species and relative to murder hornet, has been found in the U.S. The sixth nest was found and destroyed in Georgia.

Georgia's agriculture commissioner announced officials this month found a second yellow-legged hornet nest as officials continue to eradicate them.

The yellow-legged hornet is a non-native species and could threaten native pollinators, honey production and agriculture, according to the GDA.

Yellow-legged hornets, invasive species and relative to murder hornet, has been found in the U.S. The sixth nest was found and destroyed in Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - On Monday, the Georgia Department of Agriculture captured a yellow legged hornet queen and also took down an embryonic nest. WTOC has been tracking the invasive yellow-legged ...

Georgia Department of Agriculture The first yellow-legged hornet was discovered by a beekeeper in Savannah Aug. 9 who noticed an “unusual” insect on his property.

Agriculture officials are raising the alarm after an invasive yellow-legged hornet was seen near Savannah, Ga. The insects are devastatingly effective at preying on honeybees and other pollinators ...

The Georgia Department of Agriculture needs help to be on the lookout for early signs of yellow-legged hornets.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) is warning people to look out for an invasive hornet species closely related to the Asian giant hornet, also known as the "murder hornet," after it was ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The recent sightings are the first time the yellow-legged hornet has been seen alive in the United States. The hornets eat bees and other pollinators, posing a threat to Georgia ...

The yellow-legged hornet, Vespa veluntina, has been confirmed in Georgia. Alabama Cooperative Extension System experts say this invasive species may pose a threat to the region’s honeybee ...

The yellow-legged hornet, which is native to tropical and subtropical areas of Southeast Asia, was seen for the first time in Georgia earlier this month.